![When arguing with an idiot about masks, Covid, or vaccines it’s always “well, my so and so is a doctor or registered nurse”. So what, that doesn’t mean shit to me. Anon explains it perfectly. [750x633 - 103KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/2sojRj.jpg){kind=link}
Triage in the halls isn’t out of the ordinary
But triaging ICU patients in the halls is.
If you look on reddit.com/r/nursing, you will see nurses' own communication with each other, letting their hair down and venting, and you will see how bad it really is right now. I realize you're not about to change your mind, but maybe someone else here will.
Reddit is your source lmao.
My source is a family member who was a director of the largest hospital system in the state until last month when he refused the vax. I know everything that’s went on for the last twenty years.
You know everything that went on at the level of a hospital director. Not at the level of a nurse. They widely deride their management for being completely clueless and out of touch. And I rest my case.
Ok, they know nothing of day to day operations, hospital capacity, staffing or anything else. What time do their days start, do you think they don’t have meetings every morning and throughout the day from doctors that are heads of each department?
Believe Reddit, it’s extremely reliable.
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